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i know the feeling. i first heard this song around early 2007, i listened to this and a couple other Breaking Benjamin songs on repeat most nights. I was 16 and had just gotten diagnosed with stage 3 cancer (been in remission for years now) and they really helped me get through it. I tried actual therapy, hated it and it didnt really help, but Breaking Benjamin and a couple other bands like Linkin Park was what got me through it. Since i didnt have to go to school and couldnt sleep I'd get stoned and play Xbox with friends all around the world all hours of the day and night.
NightlyAxeGaming ahh, to put this into perspective for people that haven't figured it out, a wise man does have strength. but it comes in the form of wisdom. he can out think his opponent, and while physically weaker than someone who's built like a brick wall, and equally as dense, he can be three steps ahead of whatever brute he's facing before the battle even begins.
Sharp Shot98 easily. It's not that hard. I mean, obviously I'm not singing the whole guitar how one could play. I'm just singing the tune in between the singing XD
I'm 16 and just started playing guitar a few months ago and I fucking love it I already taught myself to play Metallica, A7X, and others. I've had people tell me guitar is hard to play and is frustrating but once I picked up my guitar for the first time I was in heaven!
@@cherrinabradley8783 I covered Angel Falls in my RU-vid channel. They got me through troubled times in high school and beyond. I love their songs. 🥲👊🏾🎸
This song is so beautiful yet it gives me chills, like I'm walking through this abandoned mansion in the dead of winter, with only a candle to light my way as the snow falls outside.
briauna boettcher what? Blow Me Away "only the strongest will survive, lead me to heaven when we die, I am the shadow on the wall, I'll be the one to save us all."
song like this make me miss high school so much. But wouldn't trade my daughter for the world. I guess I just miss this kind of music being what everybody was listening to instead of the headaches that are playing today.
Why does everyone have to mention how nostalgic it makes them about the middle school/high school days? Why can’t we just admit how good this song still is regardless of when we listened to it?
I think people are just looking back thinking “man I had badass taste in music” and they’re still appreciating it to this day. I don’t see how you can fault them for staying a fan over the years.
Because nostalgia is a powerful thing. What's the matter that a great song is even better for people because they remember when they heard it for the first time?
Kazuto Kirigaya don't get the plus version, it's not an improvement, it's just a simillar product from other company that doesn't work so well, just get the standard adblock
the_hydra92 If people advertised their mind's as much as they did their bodies then this world will have many more revolutionaries. But the government desensitizes us with television to aviod that. Take that philosophy and mix it with a tad bit of pre- meditating and you will know...
*sigh*.... *Has unlimited stock of revives* This is going to be a long day/night, Also, I know how you feel :p. Breaking benjamin is personally my favorite band. :p
If you read this, Thank you so much for performing last night even while you had the flu, I have always wanted to see you guys live, I was on the floor right in the front!! your music has helped me in so many ways, depression an anxiety take a toll on all of us. Amazing performance, Come to Canada more! Bullet for my valentine an avenged were alright but you guys killed it.
@@patrikvavra1405 Yes. Benjamin Burnley was in New York, during winter, lonely and stuck in a hotel writing the Album 'We Are Not Alone'. It made him think about the movie and what it would be like to experience something like that. (In an interview with Guitar World, Aaron Fink and Benjamin Burnley said that the movie 28 Days Later was an inspiration while writing the song because of its feeling of desolation.)
@MrRensoku I'm 100% certain its about the movie 28 Days Later, because Benjamin Burnley (the lead singer and song writer of the band) literally said so. But the great thing about music is, you can interpret it/relate to it however you want!
I served 15 months in Iraq during the surge 06-07 , this song somehow captivates me in the brutality, sadness and violence of it even after all these years.
I just want you to know that despite any politics involved you all fought with great courage in the face of uncertainty and deserve praise for diving straight into hell. May you find peace or at least a small measure of comfort moving forward.
@@drewparker9404 You've earned a lot more appreciation than I can ever give despite it all. Never regret was done in the midst of soldiering. Only look to live the best life you can every day. In those days it was acutely obvious from citizen to soldier that our fates were not exactly our own. Here's to living despite it all and paying it forward any way we can.
Breaking Benjamin was my to go to band for harsh struggles during my early adulthood, steeling my resolves climbing out of being homeless to my empire I have today. They will always hold a place in my heart.
My brother introduced me to this band and I'm glad to say that I love them. They makes me of the greatest music that I have ever heard. My favorite song being "Diary of Jane" 💚
God, BB kicks ass still. *Looks at comments section; sees angsty emo kids everywhere* Don't really know what else I expected to find, I guess. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
What happened? Did they kill me back then when took my kids? Where is everyone? The sky is white here not yellow. No one gives a shit here. They are holocausting us in our homes with energy weapons and no one even cares. People feed off of others pain here. I survive.
This came out in my Junior year in high school when I was listening more to this kind of music. It helped me get through the rest of high school. Still love this song and I can't wait to hear this live in November
Every person who I got along with and thought was my friend decided that they could no longer tolerate me.The ringleader, my cousin, told me all of this. I sunk deeper into depression. While I never cut or thought about suicide, I became reclusive, scared, and unmotivated than I ever was before. The people who i ended up eating lunch, with the exception of one(my current day boyfriend, who has a college degree and a job) last time I check isn't doing too much with their lives. They weren't doing too much then either. Breaking Benjamin, among other bands helped me though all of that. It was a lot worse than I am explaining it now. I haven't had my coffee yet. Feel free to ask if you want more detail.
***** music will help you. And remember: everything is temporary. I wish I knew that in high school.. I use it in my life constantly. It helps... Trust me it does.
my middle school days were in 2013. And this is when I really started listening to all this music, because i was going through a very hard time in my life coming to conclusion that the world really isn’t what you know it as, my mom cheated on my father and my dad got hooked on drugs super bad, even broke into the house drugged up and beat the hell out of both of them but let’s not talk about that , but and how everything isn’t just fun and games. i haven’t listened to them for awhile now, and here i am slowly getting out of an abusive toxic relationship with a drug addict who beats the hell out of ME, meanwhile trying to keep myself financially stable on my own because i have nobody to be there. so here i am needing therapy from some dope ass rockstars. much needed
+Son Goku I wish facebook was more customizable like myspace was. I miss being able to choose exactly what I wanted my profile to look like and having music on it. Oh well I guess I just miss the good old days of the internet and when music was good.
This song honestly is my therapy. I keep thinking about this song when life goes off the rail for me, nothing I feel is right to my philosophy, the lonely feelings of high school, and this song reflects my feelings.
Great, sad, beautiful, meaningful song. If you find your family don't you cry in this land of make believe, dead, and dry. Hollow heroes separated one by one.
Ah shit here we go again on dark nostalgic run of songs.. Thank you youtube for recommending them in order... I feel like I am back in high school again..
My favorite quote is "if you find your family don't you cry in this land of make believe dead and dry" I use to imagine how my family was supposed to be despite the fact I basically had no one except my grandfather and am making sure my kids have so much more n they don't have to be in a land of make believe. ❤️
If you listen to this song listen to this song come to the well. By casting crowns when you come to the well you find what your looking for getting that emptiness filled that void that we are all looking for that void is jesus christ, we were made by God and for God .its relationship with him through his son
2023 and I'm still here. Breaking Benjamin has pulled me through so many stages of my life in one way or another. I will never stop loving them! Like for instance I will never just bow or bend until I break, to suite anyone's expectations of me.. or even their ideas of what and who I should be. I know when I've had enough. And I'm not afraid to say anything that I'm feeling. I don't bottle things up anymore. You will never just see me implode upon myself ever again. I fucking love this band and I probably will until the end. ❤
Its 2023 and I'm still here fro depression and I'm 31 yrs old since lose my grandma(my second mother figure) by four yr ago and lost my cousin Jose aka tonito by three yr ago but I'm still here and I have take care my mother by everyday ❤ and love Smallville show like I'm Clark Kent
